Su Wan traveled through time to the time when he first met the male protagonist in the book, but what he didn't expect was that the male protagonist was also reborn.
Su Wan traveled through time and space into the body of a minor character who died early. Based on his familiarity with the novel, he decided to follow the male protagonist. The book said that the male protagonist was a ruthless Taoist, but he was a lover. He would give buns to beggars on the roadside, find homes for lost children, and even friends who betrayed him. Everyone can be forgiven. Su Wan scolded this setting for a long time, but the author wrote it logically. The final male protagonist was not illuminated by the halo of the protagonist. He died in a catastrophe, at the hands of the person he had sworn to protect. The reason was simply because the other person suspected that he would kill him to prove his immortality. Following such a person, Su Wan didn't think anything would happen to him.
But is this really the case?
After Su Wan became a disciple, she discovered that the male protagonist seemed to be a lunatic. He could be gentle one second and break someone's neck the next.
Let's just say, can we regret it?
Intention: sadomasochism